Victor Davis Hanson

We are witnessing a historic counterrevolution after Trump’s victory, far different from his first election in 2016.

The disappointed former community organizer suddenly disappears.

New Jersey is now subject to nonstop and often sensational civilian reports of swarms of nocturnal drones crossing city skies and violating the airspace of airports and military bases.

Victor Davis Hanson Dec 20, 2024 The opinions expressed by columnists are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of Townhall.com.

In the weeks before the 2016 Trump Electoral College victory, Donald Trump was polling between 35 and 40 percent. He would average only about 41% approval over his tumultuous four-year tenure. No one knows what lies ahead over the next four years. But for now, Trump already polls well over 50% approval. His inauguration in a few weeks will likely not resemble Trump's 2016 ceremony. In the 2016-7 transition, Democratic-affiliated interests ran commercials urging electors to become "faithless," and thus illegally to reject their states'popular votes and instead elect the loser, Hillary Clinton. Massive demonstrations met Trump on Inauguration Day.

Victor Davis Hanson Tribune Content Agency New Jersey is now subject to nonstop and often sensational civilian reports of swarms of nocturnal

The public’s initial curiosity about the night-flying drones spotted over New Jersey and beyond soon turned to fear and finally to anger at the Biden administration’s silence, lame excu…

Joe Biden, to the degree he was cognizant, has always reflected the Obama-era utopia dream of a borderless world, and thus millions of poor have illegally entered the United States. On numerous occasions, he offered clear warnings of what he would do if he ever had power over immigration policy.

New Jersey is now subject to nonstop and often sensational civilian reports of swarms of nocturnal drones crossing city skies and violating the airspace of airports and military bases. Terrified thousands demand to know what these drones are doing and to whom they belong. In response, the Biden administration had initially kept mum Then, under mounting public pressure, it assured the public to be calm, given that most of the drones were likely launched by hobbyists and private citizens. When that narrative failed to convince many, spokespeople pivoted to claims of mass hysteria and mistaken identity. Amateur sightseers, they inferred, were subject to panic and hallucinations -

Hoover Institution Senior Fellow Victor Davis Hanson said Friday on his podcast that President-elect Donald Trump could have a “cause for reversal” in the E. Jean Carroll case, citing the language used by the presiding judge.